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rocknerd wrote:General Ashnak wrote:I am finding myself in a weird situation, separated but not divorced and have 3 kids. Peoples opinions on the reaction of women towards this? I'm sorry to hear this. I hope that things can be worked out, especially for the kids, but we all know that staying togethetr for the wrong reasons hurt a family more. I have a few friends who have divorced now and have kids, mostly try and keep the kids out of the picture and shelter them from what's gonig on until you know that the person you're seeing is someone worth keeping around. The last thing kids need is a parent parading around a selection of people that they bond with and then disappear. As long as you're not looking for Mum mkII it should be fine, especially with many women in our age bracket having kids of their own. Cheers bro, that is perfect advice.
The thing about football - the important thing about football - is its not just about football. - Sir Terry Pratchett in Unseen Academicals For pro/rel in Australia across the entire pyramid, the removal of artificial impediments to the development of the game and its players. On sabbatical Youth Coach and formerly part of The Cove FC
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f1worldchamp wrote:General Ashnak wrote:I am finding myself in a weird situation, separated but not divorced and have 3 kids. Peoples opinions on the reaction of women towards this? There's Brady Bunch in the making right there. Nah, I have a boy and two girls :lol:
The thing about football - the important thing about football - is its not just about football. - Sir Terry Pratchett in Unseen Academicals For pro/rel in Australia across the entire pyramid, the removal of artificial impediments to the development of the game and its players. On sabbatical Youth Coach and formerly part of The Cove FC
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General Ashnak wrote:rocknerd wrote:General Ashnak wrote:I am finding myself in a weird situation, separated but not divorced and have 3 kids. Peoples opinions on the reaction of women towards this? I'm sorry to hear this. I hope that things can be worked out, especially for the kids, but we all know that staying togethetr for the wrong reasons hurt a family more. I have a few friends who have divorced now and have kids, mostly try and keep the kids out of the picture and shelter them from what's gonig on until you know that the person you're seeing is someone worth keeping around. The last thing kids need is a parent parading around a selection of people that they bond with and then disappear. As long as you're not looking for Mum mkII it should be fine, especially with many women in our age bracket having kids of their own. Cheers bro, that is perfect advice. not being divorced or older than 25, my personal advice wouldn't help a ridiculous amount, but i will put my two bobs in. my sister was left by her husband via text message. she's 37years old (she's technically my half-sister, but our family don't look at it like that). i've had a good obersvation on how she reacted to it all, how her friends who are similar aged are leading their lives & how they react to their own personal problems. let me start by saying this - once my sister became single, and also a few of her friends are now divorced-turned-single, they're all ridiculously off the chain crazy. mental. have no issue abandoning their kids with the grandparents/uncle (aka me)/friends/etc for whole weekends, multiple weekends in a row. my sister didn't see her kids on the weekend for the entire of august - and her friends were in a similar boat. every guy she's seen since being divorced, also has kids. they've never met each others respective children - it's easier to not meet the guys kids as most of the guys kids are in custody of their mothers. they're only interested in re-living their teens/20s years, because they feel their path they took was done wrong. my sister and her friends are embarassingly mental nowadays. they actually rep that they're cougars, and love nothing more than to head to cougar pubs. if you're interested in that sort of lifestyle for a while, leave the kids right out of it. all of my sisters friends and my sister want nothing to do with that level of personal life until well into the thing - they're all interested in having fun. they just like to talk to guys who are open for a conversation, seem approachable, don't mind shouting a drink or two, etc. if you're subconciously after a mother v2 (aka you're looking at women who you can introduce to the relatives), stay well away from these chicks. if you thought during your teen/20s/single years that bitches be crazy, wait till you get a load of these bitches. they're cray cray. they're unpredictable, unreadable & batshit wild. they're super dumb also. if i were you, i'd just do my thang. be my own person, live a relatively social life (aka hanging with friends who can introduce you to new people etc) while still being a super dad, and something will fall into place.
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f1worldchamp
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General Ashnak wrote:f1worldchamp wrote:General Ashnak wrote:I am finding myself in a weird situation, separated but not divorced and have 3 kids. Peoples opinions on the reaction of women towards this? There's Brady Bunch in the making right there. Nah, I have a boy and two girls :lol: Not if the lucky lady has 2 boys and a girl. :d Makes the sond harder to sing, but otherwise... Just make sure that, unlike the real Brady Bunch kids, they don't end up dating each other. :-" Edited by f1worldchamp: 6/11/2012 02:42:13 PM
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General Ashnak
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pv4 wrote:General Ashnak wrote:rocknerd wrote:General Ashnak wrote:I am finding myself in a weird situation, separated but not divorced and have 3 kids. Peoples opinions on the reaction of women towards this? I'm sorry to hear this. I hope that things can be worked out, especially for the kids, but we all know that staying togethetr for the wrong reasons hurt a family more. I have a few friends who have divorced now and have kids, mostly try and keep the kids out of the picture and shelter them from what's gonig on until you know that the person you're seeing is someone worth keeping around. The last thing kids need is a parent parading around a selection of people that they bond with and then disappear. As long as you're not looking for Mum mkII it should be fine, especially with many women in our age bracket having kids of their own. Cheers bro, that is perfect advice. not being divorced or older than 25, my personal advice wouldn't help a ridiculous amount, but i will put my two bobs in. my sister was left by her husband via text message. she's 37years old (she's technically my half-sister, but our family don't look at it like that). i've had a good obersvation on how she reacted to it all, how her friends who are similar aged are leading their lives & how they react to their own personal problems. let me start by saying this - once my sister became single, and also a few of her friends are now divorced-turned-single, they're all ridiculously off the chain crazy. mental. have no issue abandoning their kids with the grandparents/uncle (aka me)/friends/etc for whole weekends, multiple weekends in a row. my sister didn't see her kids on the weekend for the entire of august - and her friends were in a similar boat. every guy she's seen since being divorced, also has kids. they've never met each others respective children - it's easier to not meet the guys kids as most of the guys kids are in custody of their mothers. they're only interested in re-living their teens/20s years, because they feel their path they took was done wrong. my sister and her friends are embarassingly mental nowadays. they actually rep that they're cougars, and love nothing more than to head to cougar pubs. if you're interested in that sort of lifestyle for a while, leave the kids right out of it. all of my sisters friends and my sister want nothing to do with that level of personal life until well into the thing - they're all interested in having fun. they just like to talk to guys who are open for a conversation, seem approachable, don't mind shouting a drink or two, etc. if you're subconciously after a mother v2 (aka you're looking at women who you can introduce to the relatives), stay well away from these chicks. if you thought during your teen/20s/single years that bitches be crazy, wait till you get a load of these bitches. they're cray cray. they're unpredictable, unreadable & batshit wild. they're super dumb also. if i were you, i'd just do my thang. be my own person, live a relatively social life (aka hanging with friends who can introduce you to new people etc) while still being a super dad, and something will fall into place. Not interested in that scene at all, I have seen a few the same as you describe - but I have shared custody of my kids, week on week off, and there is no way I am not seeing them on the weekends I have them. Not interested in mum v2 at the moment, just more someone who is cool to hang around and shares some interests - kids are optional, age is not something that stresses me (though past the 10 year difference it gets a bit wierd). I have a few female friends who fit the bill with out the potential hang ups that a physical relationship can bring. There is always someone you meet out of the blue though and that is what has prompted me to get some impartial opinions about my situation.
The thing about football - the important thing about football - is its not just about football. - Sir Terry Pratchett in Unseen Academicals For pro/rel in Australia across the entire pyramid, the removal of artificial impediments to the development of the game and its players. On sabbatical Youth Coach and formerly part of The Cove FC
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General Ashnak
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f1worldchamp wrote:General Ashnak wrote:f1worldchamp wrote:General Ashnak wrote:I am finding myself in a weird situation, separated but not divorced and have 3 kids. Peoples opinions on the reaction of women towards this? There's Brady Bunch in the making right there. Nah, I have a boy and two girls :lol: Not if the lucky lady has 2 boys and a girl. :d Makes the sond harder to sing, but otherwise... Just make sure that, unlike the real Brady Bunch kids, they don't end up dating each other. :-" Edited by f1worldchamp: 6/11/2012 02:42:13 PM Yeah, that would be a little too creepy...
The thing about football - the important thing about football - is its not just about football. - Sir Terry Pratchett in Unseen Academicals For pro/rel in Australia across the entire pyramid, the removal of artificial impediments to the development of the game and its players. On sabbatical Youth Coach and formerly part of The Cove FC
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Benjo
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Going to coffee with the cute girl from uni next week :)
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Benjo wrote:Going to coffee with the cute girl from uni next week :) Forum, NB: not 'a cute girl', 'the cute girl' - there's only one cute girl attending the entire university in Perth. Condolences, Shaker.
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KiwiChick1
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afromanGT wrote:Benjo wrote:Going to coffee with the cute girl from uni next week :) Forum, NB: not 'a cute girl', 'the cute girl' - there's only one cute girl attending the entire university in Perth. You can't expect too much of Perth :P
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afromanGT
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KiwiChick1 wrote:afromanGT wrote:Benjo wrote:Going to coffee with the cute girl from uni next week :) Forum, NB: not 'a cute girl', 'the cute girl' - there's only one cute girl attending the entire university in Perth. You can't expect too much of Perth :P It's not like they have the sexual enthusiasm of the 4 hot chicks from NZ either :lol:
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If New Zealanders call there Decks a Dick what to they call there Dicks, Decks?
Sorry passing thought, had to share.
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afromanGT
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leftrightout wrote:If New Zealanders call there Decks a Dick what to they call there Dicks, Decks?
Sorry passing thought, had to share. Deck -> Dick Dick -> Duck Duck -> Dock
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General Ashnak wrote:pv4 wrote:General Ashnak wrote:rocknerd wrote:General Ashnak wrote:I am finding myself in a weird situation, separated but not divorced and have 3 kids. Peoples opinions on the reaction of women towards this? I'm sorry to hear this. I hope that things can be worked out, especially for the kids, but we all know that staying togethetr for the wrong reasons hurt a family more. I have a few friends who have divorced now and have kids, mostly try and keep the kids out of the picture and shelter them from what's gonig on until you know that the person you're seeing is someone worth keeping around. The last thing kids need is a parent parading around a selection of people that they bond with and then disappear. As long as you're not looking for Mum mkII it should be fine, especially with many women in our age bracket having kids of their own. Cheers bro, that is perfect advice. not being divorced or older than 25, my personal advice wouldn't help a ridiculous amount, but i will put my two bobs in. my sister was left by her husband via text message. she's 37years old (she's technically my half-sister, but our family don't look at it like that). i've had a good obersvation on how she reacted to it all, how her friends who are similar aged are leading their lives & how they react to their own personal problems. let me start by saying this - once my sister became single, and also a few of her friends are now divorced-turned-single, they're all ridiculously off the chain crazy. mental. have no issue abandoning their kids with the grandparents/uncle (aka me)/friends/etc for whole weekends, multiple weekends in a row. my sister didn't see her kids on the weekend for the entire of august - and her friends were in a similar boat. every guy she's seen since being divorced, also has kids. they've never met each others respective children - it's easier to not meet the guys kids as most of the guys kids are in custody of their mothers. they're only interested in re-living their teens/20s years, because they feel their path they took was done wrong. my sister and her friends are embarassingly mental nowadays. they actually rep that they're cougars, and love nothing more than to head to cougar pubs. if you're interested in that sort of lifestyle for a while, leave the kids right out of it. all of my sisters friends and my sister want nothing to do with that level of personal life until well into the thing - they're all interested in having fun. they just like to talk to guys who are open for a conversation, seem approachable, don't mind shouting a drink or two, etc. if you're subconciously after a mother v2 (aka you're looking at women who you can introduce to the relatives), stay well away from these chicks. if you thought during your teen/20s/single years that bitches be crazy, wait till you get a load of these bitches. they're cray cray. they're unpredictable, unreadable & batshit wild. they're super dumb also. if i were you, i'd just do my thang. be my own person, live a relatively social life (aka hanging with friends who can introduce you to new people etc) while still being a super dad, and something will fall into place. Not interested in that scene at all, I have seen a few the same as you describe - but I have shared custody of my kids, week on week off, and there is no way I am not seeing them on the weekends I have them. Not interested in mum v2 at the moment, just more someone who is cool to hang around and shares some interests - kids are optional, age is not something that stresses me (though past the 10 year difference it gets a bit wierd). I have a few female friends who fit the bill with out the potential hang ups that a physical relationship can bring. There is always someone you meet out of the blue though and that is what has prompted me to get some impartial opinions about my situation. Any news?
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afromanGT wrote:leftrightout wrote:If New Zealanders call there Decks a Dick what to they call there Dicks, Decks?
Sorry passing thought, had to share. Deck -> Dick Dick -> Duck Duck -> Dock Pfft, most of our accents really aren't that strong! Seriously though, good for you Benjo :)
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My aunt's accent is that strong. It's pretty funny.
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KiwiChick1
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afromanGT wrote:My aunt's accent is that strong. It's pretty funny. Do you have much family over in New Zealand?
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KiwiChick1 wrote:afromanGT wrote:My aunt's accent is that strong. It's pretty funny. Do you have much family over in New Zealand? Two uncles and an aunt and about 7 cousins.
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afromanGT wrote:KiwiChick1 wrote:afromanGT wrote:My aunt's accent is that strong. It's pretty funny. Do you have much family over in New Zealand? Two uncles and an aunt and about 7 cousins. You just about have more extended family in New Zealand than me :lol:
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Nice one Benjo, hope it all goes good for you (Y)
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After meeting Kruse_Terrace in Sydney, I can officially say that I am thoroughly surprised he gets laid at all. :P
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afromanGT
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scouse_roar wrote:After meeting Kruse_Terrace in Sydney, I can officially say that I am thoroughly surprised he gets laid at all. :P There are girls out there with a jockey fetish, clearly.
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afromanGT wrote:scouse_roar wrote:After meeting Kruse_Terrace in Sydney, I can officially say that I am thoroughly surprised he gets laid at all. :P There are girls out there with a jockey fetish, clearly. *aspergers' & micropenis. ;)
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Tried the whole casual arrangment, wasn't really my thing.
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afromanGT
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catbert wrote:Tried the whole casual arrangment, wasn't really my thing. How so?
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afromanGT wrote:catbert wrote:Tried the whole casual arrangment, wasn't really my thing. How so? well, it could have been i just didnt find the chick that attractive, but, generally, it wasnt very enjoyable, lacking something.
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afromanGT
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They say that a woman has to feel loved to have sex, and that a man has to have sex to feel loved. So the basic act of continuing the species requires a lie from one of you.
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afromanGT wrote:They say that a woman has to feel loved to have sex, and that a man has to have sex to feel loved. So the basic act of continuing the species requires a lie from one of you. I thought it was that women use sex to get love, and men use love to get sex.
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KiwiChick1 wrote:afromanGT wrote:They say that a woman has to feel loved to have sex, and that a man has to have sex to feel loved. So the basic act of continuing the species requires a lie from one of you. I thought it was that women use sex to get love, and men use love to get sex. They're both retarded generalisations, really.
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afromanGT
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KiwiChick1 wrote:afromanGT wrote:They say that a woman has to feel loved to have sex, and that a man has to have sex to feel loved. So the basic act of continuing the species requires a lie from one of you. I thought it was that women use sex to get love, and men use love to get sex. *shrug* I was paraphrasing Billy Connolly.
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catbert wrote:afromanGT wrote:catbert wrote:Tried the whole casual arrangment, wasn't really my thing. How so? well, it could have been i just didnt find the chick that attractive, but, generally, it wasnt very enjoyable, lacking something. I had a similar thing going last year and it didn't end well, she was fit but she was a fucking head case, I could stand the whole crazy in the head crazy in bed thing initially but the crazy became intolerable. Not to mention she'd fucked way too many of my friends throughout this time, it just got intolerably weird and fizzled out naturally/she continued whoring around and I kept my distance.
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